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  • Was bail-out a success? An evidence from the investment-cash flow relationship

    • Authors: Ismail, Mohd Adib; Ibrahim, Mansor H.; Yusoff, Mohammed; Zainal, Mohd-Pisal (2010)

  • This paper is aimed to examine the impact of bail-out policy carried out following the financial crisis which hit the Malaysian economy some years ago. Using panel estimation methods, this study tries to analyze the relationship between firms‟ investments and their cash flows before and after the crisis period. Theoretically, the relationship becomes tight due to the crisis. This tight relationship indicates the existence of severe financial constraints faced by existing firms. Such relationship is on the contrast to the loose relationship prior the crisis when the financial market was liberalized through various deregulations including the interest rates deregulation. However, to com...
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  • What can wavelets unveil about the vulnerabilities of monetary integration? A tale of Eurozone stock markets

    • Authors: Dewandaru, Ginanjar; Masih, Rumi; Mohammed Masih, Abul Mansur (2016)

  • The study has two main objectives: (i) to investigate whether there is pure contagion or fundamental-based contagion/interdependence among the Eurozone equity markets (Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Netherlands), attributable to the shocks stemming from nine major crises around the world (ii) to investigate the evolution of market integration, whether mainly short-run or long-run. Wavelet decompositions, in both its discrete and continuous forms, are employed to unveil the multi-horizon nature of co-movements, volatility and lead–lag relationships. This is to unveil the path of linkages and the behavior underlying the transmission mechanism of financial shocks across major Eurozone...
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  • What drives carbon-dioxide emissions: income or electricity generation? Evidence from Saudi Arabia

    • Authors: Mohammed Masih, Abul Mansur; Al-Sahlawi, Mohammed A.; De Mello, Lurion (2010)

  • Saudi Arabia ranks sixteenth among nations based on 2002 fossil-fuel carbon-dioxide emissions per capita. Even though Saudi Arabia is the world's largest exporter of oil, not suprisingly consumption of petroleum products represents the bulk of the country's fossil-fuel emissions is from electricity generation. Use of natural gas increasingly has become important since the mid-1980s and in 2008 accounts for 31.3 percent of total fossil-fuel carbon-dioxide emissions.
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  • Why is no financial crisis a dress rehearsal for the next? Exploring contagious heterogeneities across major Asian stock markets

    • Authors: Dewandaru, Ginanjar; Masih, Rumi; Mohammed Masih, Abul Mansur (2015)

  • Our study attempts to discover pure contagion or interdependence amongst the Asian equity markets (China, India, Taiwan and South Korea) due to the shocks stemming from eleven major crises around the world. We apply wavelet decomposition in both its discrete and continuous forms to unveil the multi-horizon nature of co-movement, volatility and lead–lag relationship. We find that most of the earlier shocks were transmitted via excessive linkages or pure contagion, while the recent subprime crisis appears to have resulted mostly in fundamentals-based contagion or interdependence. This assertion is based mainly on the deepening fundamental integration particularly after the Asian financi...

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  • Journal Article

  • Was bail-out a success? An evidence from the investment-cash flow relationship

    • Authors: Ismail, Mohd Adib; Ibrahim, Mansor H.; Yusoff, Mohammed; Zainal, Mohd-Pisal (2010)

  • This paper is aimed to examine the impact of bail-out policy carried out following the financial crisis which hit the Malaysian economy some years ago. Using panel estimation methods, this study tries to analyze the relationship between firms‟ investments and their cash flows before and after the crisis period. Theoretically, the relationship becomes tight due to the crisis. This tight relationship indicates the existence of severe financial constraints faced by existing firms. Such relationship is on the contrast to the loose relationship prior the crisis when the financial market was liberalized through various deregulations including the interest rates deregulation. However, to com...
  • what_can_wavelets_unveil_vulnerabilities_monetary_integration_tale_eurozone_stock_markets_mansur.pdf.jpg
  • Journal Article

  • What can wavelets unveil about the vulnerabilities of monetary integration? A tale of Eurozone stock markets

    • Authors: Dewandaru, Ginanjar; Masih, Rumi; Mohammed Masih, Abul Mansur (2016)

  • The study has two main objectives: (i) to investigate whether there is pure contagion or fundamental-based contagion/interdependence among the Eurozone equity markets (Germany, France, Italy, Spain and Netherlands), attributable to the shocks stemming from nine major crises around the world (ii) to investigate the evolution of market integration, whether mainly short-run or long-run. Wavelet decompositions, in both its discrete and continuous forms, are employed to unveil the multi-horizon nature of co-movements, volatility and lead–lag relationships. This is to unveil the path of linkages and the behavior underlying the transmission mechanism of financial shocks across major Eurozone...
  • what_drives_carbon-dioxide_emissions_income_electricity_generation_evidence_saudi_arabia_mansur.pdf.jpg
  • Journal Article

  • What drives carbon-dioxide emissions: income or electricity generation? Evidence from Saudi Arabia

    • Authors: Mohammed Masih, Abul Mansur; Al-Sahlawi, Mohammed A.; De Mello, Lurion (2010)

  • Saudi Arabia ranks sixteenth among nations based on 2002 fossil-fuel carbon-dioxide emissions per capita. Even though Saudi Arabia is the world's largest exporter of oil, not suprisingly consumption of petroleum products represents the bulk of the country's fossil-fuel emissions is from electricity generation. Use of natural gas increasingly has become important since the mid-1980s and in 2008 accounts for 31.3 percent of total fossil-fuel carbon-dioxide emissions.
  • why_no_financial_crisis_dress_rehearsal_next_exploring_contagious_heterogeneities_across_major_asian_stock_markets_mm.pdf.jpg
  • Journal Article

  • Why is no financial crisis a dress rehearsal for the next? Exploring contagious heterogeneities across major Asian stock markets

    • Authors: Dewandaru, Ginanjar; Masih, Rumi; Mohammed Masih, Abul Mansur (2015)

  • Our study attempts to discover pure contagion or interdependence amongst the Asian equity markets (China, India, Taiwan and South Korea) due to the shocks stemming from eleven major crises around the world. We apply wavelet decomposition in both its discrete and continuous forms to unveil the multi-horizon nature of co-movement, volatility and lead–lag relationship. We find that most of the earlier shocks were transmitted via excessive linkages or pure contagion, while the recent subprime crisis appears to have resulted mostly in fundamentals-based contagion or interdependence. This assertion is based mainly on the deepening fundamental integration particularly after the Asian financi...